Chevy Johnson Enters Race for 2nd District Alderman

MILWAUKEE – Cavalier “Chevy” Johnson today announced his candidacy for City of Milwaukee District 2 Alderman. The district, comprised of hard-working Milwaukee residents and families, also boasts some of the most diverse cultural and economic assets in the city, including Westlawn, Midtown Center, and Little Menomonee Parkway.

“I’m running for Alderman because I believe in Milwaukee. If we truly work together, we can further address our needs for public safety, infrastructure, and additional economic development. Together, we can move our City forward.”

Chevy’s commitment to his district and city began at an early age. At 14 years old, he was selected by the YMCA to participate in a pre-college program for low-income MPS students. That very same program, Sponsor-A-Scholar, solidified Chevy’s life commitment to community service and making Milwaukee better for future generations. Most recently, Chevy served our community through the Mayor’s Office, where he worked diligently with community and faith leaders to find creative solutions to some of Milwaukee’s most pressing issues facing families from all walks of life.

Service has been the hallmark of Chevy’s life, and that is why he has chosen to run for 2nd District Alderman.

Welcome to District 2 . The community of Silver Spring Terrace condos and businesses with churches look forward to the meeting this Tuesday at the public library on 76 and Mill Road. Linda Kurth and Romualdas Stanenas both recent retired teachers of MPS and residents of Silver Spring Condo Terrace have handed out over a hundred invites to the area businesses, elementary school, church, BMO Bank, Police Dept. District 4 Liason team, Day Care Center, Group Home, and 88 units of the Silver Spring Condo residents.
The goal is to review the opportunities of creating a more connected community for reporting suspicious activities conducive for crime and designing a smart community for deterring crime. IBM and other other organizations are being contacted for design secure and safe communities . Review Bayshore Mall security with a diverse population of shoppers and dense population recognize intervention is the key to reduce crime.
Call me when you have a chance to review the Tuesday April 26 forum at the Mill Road Library on 76 and Mill Road. 414-526-8035 rstanenas@yahoo.com